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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1943

Page

8

Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Enos Holden at Mapleton

Cora Dean Porter reports the birth on March 4 with mother and baby said to be fine. Relief Society honored soldiers' mothers with a program including songs prayers talks and a national anthem led by Laura Chatterton Myrtle Long Ariel Chatterton Elizabeth Gregory and Eldon Bennett. Junior girls hosted a program with dialogue trombone solos and a reading by Doris Hebden plus a star spangled banner and a light lunch.

Enos Holden Relief Society Organization Laura Chattterton Myrtle Long Ariel Chatterton Beatrice Ange Fred ‘Porter Chatterton Ide Blanche Seamons Elizabeth Gregory Eldon Bennett Lavinia Gregory Chester Sorenson Preston Burbank Brigham City

Local Moves and Visits across Idaho and Utah

Mrs Elna Waddoups and family moved to Moreland last week. Cpl Ray Henderson Grant Clarson Martel Thomas drove to Pocatello. Mrs Erma Abbott Brent and Sue Dean Gibbs visited Boise to see ill father. Several Hadleys Gambles Spackmans travel and visit relatives across Pocatello Moscow Salt Lake City Downey and Boise.

Elna Waddoups Moreland Cpl Ray Henderson Grant Clarson Martel Thomas Pocatello Erma Abbott Brent Sue Dean Gibbs Boise Willard Hadley Albert Nordick Jamies Hadley Carmen Preston Dam Barnes Kathleen Gary W. He Millard Afax Gambles William Gambles Sr Ned Spackman Spackman Alma Hadley Bernice Bob Hadley Douglas Sorensen Moscow Maurine Beckstead Salt Lake City Morgan Treasures Steve Downey

Idaho Faces Flood Prep As Spring Brings Hydraulics Work

State agencies coordinate flood control in southeastern Idaho and lower regions while highway crews reinforce bridges and clear debris. Major Oliver Lewis to survey conditions with Idaho Falls water officials as ice cream industry confronts labor shortages and wartime production limits.

Public Works J. D. Wood Executive Desk Wood Idaho Highway Department James Spofford Oliver Lewis Army Engineers Lynne Crandall Idaho Falls Spofford Lewis Arvid Johnson Bonners Ferry OPA

Oneida Station Red Cross Drive Surpasses Quota

The Oneida News notes the Red Cross drive at Oneida Station exceeded the $25 quota by $1.50. Seven teen contributors account for 18,406 percent of workers at Oneida Station. Thirteen contributors are permanent Oneida Camp members. four live in Riverdale and Glencoe. Ed Bahen and wife brought back two grandchildren from Salt Lake City. Captain Paul Bahen’s transfer sends Mrs Bahen and the other children to join him. Mrs Ed Backman and son Kent return from Salt Lake City after visits. Ray Anderson, ex-Oneida operator now in the Navy Air Corps, recently visited.

Oneida Red Cross Pat Gary Bahen Paul Bahen U. S. Army Captain Bahen Ed Backman Kent Salt Lake City Ray Anderson Navy Air Corps

New Manager Sets Dates For Junior Fat Stock Show

David Sharp Jr. announces the Intermountain West Seventh Junior Fat Stock Show set for June 7 at North Salt Lake. The event, for 4-H and FFA members, runs two days to cut labor and transport costs, with revised beef cattle, hog, and lamb weight limits.

Intermountain FFA Intermountain West North Salt Lake David Sharp, Jr Mr. Sharp

Idaho Range Livestock Report March 1 1943

Idaho ranges on March 1 were snow covered except lower areas with good soil moisture. Weather remains cold but warming forecasts promise better growth. Livestock are in good condition though some cattle thin from limited hay. Feeding grain and supplements to save hay is common. Hay supplies expected adequate though some local imports possible. Lambing progresses under improved weather.

Boise Mar Idaho Ranges

Winder Community News Highlights Local Visits and Births

Adelia Carter joined the church at the last meeting. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Vincent Buttars Logan weighs four and a half pounds. Several residents travelled to Idaho Falls Ogden and Pocatello. Junior and Wade Christensen sang in Sacrament meeting. Mumps affect Magsit and Ivan Talbot. Relatives visited Layton Ogden and Idaho Falls.

Adelia Carter Clyde Taylor Jerry Sharp Dorothy Talbot Erma Deanaylor Gretta Winger Ogden al Junior Wade Chriistensen Joseph Christensen Banida Junior Wade Vincent Buttars Logan Buttars Della Palmer Winder Shirley Palmer Idaho Falls G. A. Bennett John Alvin Taylor

The Citizen Advertises Scotch Tape Assortment for Sale

The Citizen offers small hand rolls priced 15 to 25 cents and large rolls compatible with standard tape dispensers. Prices match wholesale rates when tape is sold to buyers.

Conoco Nth Oil Promotes Self Oiling Plating

An advertisement from Continental Oil Company promotes Conoco Nth motor oil as a quick economical change. It claims the oil provides a protective inner engine coating described as oil plating that preserves metal surfaces and reduces acid damage until replacements are affordable.

Conoco Conoco Nta Continental Oil Company

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